Books with title Alone Together

A child's-eye view of keeping it all together. Acclaimed children's writer Hazel Hutchins explores the concept of what-goes-with-what in her new picture book for preschoolers -- whether it's buttons that keep your shirt together, or shoelaces that keep your feet in your shoes. Playful text coupled with lively illustrations will keep children engaged and encourage them to build their vocabulary. As young children struggle, literally, with keeping it all together, here's the book to keep them from coming undone, blowing away or falling apart. From getting dressed at the start of the day to leaving school at the end, there is plenty of opportunity throughout the story to make connections. With Together, Hazel Hutchins has created another rhythmic and imaginative tale, richly realized by Alice Priestley's vibrant illustrations.

Have you ever noticed how being with your best friend makes your day brighter? Mousse and Nut have! They love walking together, playing together, and laughing together.Everything is wonderful—until they start to notice there are some things they just can't do together. Can Mousse and Nut really be friends when they're so different?Of course they can!These endearing, floppy dogs will wag their way into the hearts of children as they teach a gentle lesson about friendship.

Madison is a girl with power. When she discovered that she was a shape-shifter with the power to turn herself into absolutely anything, she left home to go to a special camp where everyone has powers. Her best friends make camp life great, and she is finally learning to control her powers. Cole is a boy who can run as fast as he wants. But when the world is in danger and so is his best friend's sanity, he can't outrun his problems. At least he will always have Maddie, Rae, and Amanda. . . or will he? Megan White is a 9th grader who couldn't wait to be a real author. She is inspired by all her friends and family, and of course, her pets. She rides horses whenever she isn't writing, and loves her horse more than anything else.

Published by CUSTOM BOOK PUBLICATIONS Holly woke in the hospital bed… The Fourth of July accident had taken the lives of her mother and father, and she faced a future filled with both change and challenge. Living with her grandparents on ten acres out in the country would be a lot different from living in town. It meant a new school, and new friends. When she is not invited to an 'old' friend's birthday party, she realizes that she cannot live in the past. Holly forms a bond with her Granddad when she studies to become a ham radio operator, and join him in his favourite pastime. When he has what seems to be a heart attack, a fall fishing trip almost turns into a tragedy. Holly's new knowledge of amateur radio helps save the day. Only when Gram and Holly bring Granddad home from the hospital does Holly realize how important the three of them are to each other… TOGETHER.

Have you ever noticed how being with your best friend makes your day brighter? Mousse and Nut have! They love walking together, playing together, and laughing together.Everything is wonderful—until they start to notice there are some things they just can't do together. Can Mousse and Nut really be friends when they're so different?Of course they can!These endearing, floppy dogs will wag their way into the hearts of children as they teach a gentle lesson about friendship.From the Hardcover edition.

Spanish version also available on Lulu (Juntos, de Irol Montes). Ebook available on Amazon. The colours love being together! In this way this story begins and ends (or not) telling us about the adventure lived by Blue, one of the colours who one day got upset. Through his experience, concepts such as coexistence, cooperation and loneliness are addressed. Together is also a cyclical book in which readers play their part, turning the book upside down at the end to continue with the story indefinitely. The relation between the physical turning of the book and the turning point within the story is highlighted by the change of meaning in the illustrations that varies depending on the direction in which you are reading. In addition to the interaction with the reader, the book links its physical reality with the story by means of the interaction of the characters with some of its elements such as pages or the separation between them, becoming key aspects of the plot. http://irolmontes.weebly.com